Granny square crop top with sleeves

[suesaw]

My sister saw this online and wants me to make it for her. I would buy the pattern if I could find it. It looks simple, but I am not great at sizing garments. Has anyone made this top or do you have the basic measurements? 
Thanks in advance!  

[Granny Square]

I agree this looks simple if one knows how to make a granny square.  Is your sister 'handy' to measure?

If I were making this for me, I'd take a T-shirt or a  top that fit, draw an outline sketch, and then take measurements to draw a rough schematic.  Have your sister measure one of her garments, draw a rough schematic and tell you what measurements they should be. 

(I think) Lion Brand patterns often have schematics...

 

 

[suesaw]

Yes I have made granny square items of all sizes. I was not sure if the sleeves tapered or the part that goes around the torso was shaped. 
I will check Lion Brand. I did make one of their granny stitch ponchos! thank you! 

[Granny Square]

You're welcome, I made one of those ponchos too when the 'going-home poncho' was a thing!

[Tampa Doll]

That is really cool looking.  Love the way it turned out.

[Granny Square]

It looks like all straight lines (to me), even the 'V' neckline isn't that at all, but a slit if you look at the way it is laid out in the second photo (the one not on the model).  

[suesaw]

Yes it basically looks like 2 squares and a rectangle. I will probably try to tackle it. And I can probably count the roles. Looks like they might have used an H or I hook.

[suesaw]

Rows not roles

[ReniC]

The top is sold ready made through an Etsy shop. You might consider writing the shop owner and asking to purchase a copy of her pattern.

[Ellie 13]

Groovy, as they used to say in the 70's  . I remember something like that. As I recall, the sleeves were squares folded over and partially sewn. The rest was attached to the squares and worked in rounds. I think they had a square neckline, not a V neck though. It looks easy enough to copy. Good luck.

Ellie 13